Discover Screaming Eagle
Our tips:
- Look around you
- Leave your belongings behind
- For little daredevils
Screaming Eagle
Screaming Eagle is Bellewaerde's drop tower, in the Canada zone. The tower is 52 metres tall and has been there since 1999. Not afraid of heights? Then this is the most thrilling attraction in the park.
The concept
The name means just what it says: a screaming eagle. So screaming is allowed here. Unlike many drop towers, you aren't slowly hauled up to the top. You're catapulted into the air at 70 km/h. Only then does the drop follow.
The Experience
Just when you think the scariest part is over, you free-fall more than 50 metres back down. Your stomach stays up there for a moment. The whole ride is short, but you'll remember it for a long time. Keep your head back against the headrest.
Discover Screaming Eagle
Look around you
At the top you get a gorgeous view over the Canada lake and the rest of the park. You just don't have long to enjoy it.
Leave your belongings behind
You could lose any loose items. Leave your belongings with someone who isn't riding, or in a locker at Ingang Leeuw.
For little daredevils
Too small for Screaming Eagle? In KidsPark you'll find Kikker, the children's version of this tower.
Visitor information
You must be at least 1.40 metres tall. The maximum height is 1.95 metres. Riding with an accompanying adult is not an option. Children are measured with their shoes on. In the Bellewaerde app you can check in advance who can ride which attraction. Do you have a disability? At the Infostand at Ingang Leeuw or Ingang Mexico you can get an ACCESS wristband for the separate entrance. At most attractions, this is located at the exit.
Canada's landmark
You can see the Screaming Eagle tower rising above the lake from far away. Next to it are Seesaw Swing, Timber Trail and the Piratenboot. After the drop, you can recover at the Canadian Burger, by the water.
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